Location Spotlight: Outrig RV & Boat Storage – Orlando, FL
November 20, 2025
Central Florida is one of the best places in the country to own an RV or a boat. Lakes in every direction, state parks with real campsites, rocket launches on the coast and a season that never really stops. Outrig RV & Boat Storage Orlando puts your rig right in the middle of it.
You'll find us at 6766 Narcoossee Road, minutes from Orlando International Airport with quick access to SR-417 and SR-528. Pick up your boat in the morning and you can be on the water at Lake Nona or East Lake Toho before the afternoon storms roll in.
Built for RV and Boat Owners
This isn't a corner of a self-storage lot. Outrig Orlando was built around big rigs and boats, with 24/7 gated access, paved and well-lit drive lanes and a layout with room to maneuver. On-site amenities take care of the to-do list before and after every trip:
- Covered and uncovered storage
- Electrical outlets at many spaces
- RV dump station
- Two wash stations and a vacuum station
- Commercial-grade air compressor
- Ice machine for the cooler on your way out
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Lakes and Boat Launches Close By
Lake Nona
Right in the neighborhood, Lake Nona is a go-to for kayaking, paddleboarding and easy afternoons on the water.
East Lake Tohopekaliga (East Lake Toho)
One of Central Florida's best-known lakes, East Lake Toho draws anglers chasing bass plus plenty of boaters looking for wide-open water and wildlife.
Conway Chain of Lakes
A favorite for wakeboarding, skiing and cruising, the Conway Chain is an easy run from Narcoossee Road.
Winter Park Chain of Lakes
Connected lakes and narrow, shaded canals make the Winter Park Chain one of the most scenic leisure cruises in the area.
Campgrounds and Getaways for Your Next Trip
Moss Park
About 15 minutes away off SR-417, Moss Park is the largest park in the Orange County system, 1,551 acres tucked between Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane. Its 54 campsites come with water and electric hookups, and there are boat ramps on site. One thing to know before you go: pets aren't allowed in the park, other than service animals. Get hours, fees and campsite reservations on the Orange County Parks site.
Lake Louisa State Park
Out in Clermont, Lake Louisa State Park offers RV campsites, miles of trails and several lakes for paddling and fishing. It books up fast in the cooler months, so plan ahead on the Florida State Parks site.
Wekiwa Springs State Park
North of Orlando in Apopka, Wekiwa Springs stays a steady 72 degrees year-round, which makes it a perfect summer swim or a calm paddle down the Wekiva River. Details are on the Florida State Parks site.
Blue Spring State Park
In winter, hundreds of manatees move into the warm spring run at Blue Spring in Orange City. It's an easy day trip with a campground for RVs, and peak manatee viewing runs roughly November through March. Plan your visit on the Florida State Parks site.
The Space Coast
Take SR-528 east and you're on the coast in under an hour. Catch a launch, tour the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex or head to Cocoa Beach to finish the day on the sand.
Plan Your Central Florida Season
Fall through spring is prime time, with milder days and the best camping weather. Summer brings heat and nearly daily afternoon thunderstorms, so the smart move is an early start on the water. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. Keep an eye on the forecast and have a plan for your rig before a storm, not after.
Your Home Base in Central Florida
Between trips, off-season or prepping for launch day, Outrig Orlando keeps your RV or boat secure and ready to roll. Reserve RV and boat storage in Orlando and spend less time on logistics and more time on the water.
